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Umbrellas, 10 RIB ,snverold Handles), worth
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In Baltimore Thomas Tibbetts has been sentenced
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an eleven-year-Old girl.
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Before 1.-THE >sar,s', bulletin

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L S2l 18th ne. 81. Sl4 l2sI Wylie stu 81 10 80
LILY WyLe st n.e Or. l3 Rear ..62l -. NV. Ar 10
l30959 Mylie 81 ne. 05o l319Bound e.. 5r 20
ia 10Th st ar. Piers Court s~ 3r } 10
y Est. Terrace e. 5r...l0
d3.lfn SMnRMSTEDI A RI ADJ .EY ao1 z Il
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Wednesday 10th February the
Superintendent visited the lIoag
wood school. This school ia To-
Gated III Smyrna church. ana il
taught by MIR. w. H. Thornhill.
lie received Us with great kindness
and courtesy, Gwen going 50 far i'll
10 divide his lunch 5ithus Some
IS OF 20 pupils were in attend
ancc, and were examined by Mr.
Thornhill in all the branches
taught by him, viz; Grammar,
geography, arithmetic and read
ING and spelling. lie ia dill
gent and faithful teacher ana yery
anxious to comply with oyery re-
qniromcnt Of law. His pupils arc
under good discipline and show d
marked advancement from the
timo thcy have been al school.
Like many Others tle school il
wanting in regularity of attend
ancc, and IN proper text books.
'l'hc teacher, aitogctior. deserves
the plaudit, swell done good and
faithful servant
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IN memoBlAm.

Fort Worth Evening Mail
On tho Death Of Miss Carrie Conway.
The toudor pathoa chords that clcaFc around
tho heart,
Nuat each be awopt in turn, The rendiug
hnsd Of fate.
Sinks deep into tho breast alike the piercing
dort
That's Dipped IN joy OF grief in friendship or
in hGtc.
Tho bud that blossoms faif by nourlahment
Of hands,
That elcop beneath the gaze Of bright
admiring eyes,
Might bloom as pure, uDsoon, unknown In
lands,
Beneath the loving kisso iustaa azure skies
But thee Tho smiling faun the leapina lynx
of love
inst tasting o. the sweets Of lifc 10 he we'll
led.
How can tlius cruel fate, thee from tby place
rcmoYc.
And ho dice On into The Mansions o. tie
dold
Bnt Aotdcr weep IL vain. thy darlug is no
more,
She'll meet 'h5o On iho strand Of tho coming
by'aud bye
1n nmelontng maid sto troada tic shIalua
shore
"' ''''I,' ..'b Wv ''' '' ~ 81 '1so ny "''''
3Tis vain % WOO tho dtl md rneoutA cur Of
death,
Al! suppGcatoas sink liac load cavea 10 Che
gromd
Like tleefinr sumner cIoudq. at nartiua hour
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serious malGdy Of brain homOrh-
noe, tho second attack oil which
proved fatal last night, as stated
Miss Conway S mother and sister
had been summoned to her bed
side and at least had the molan-
choly qualification OF being With
their loved one in her last
moments.
Just entering womanhood, in
her sixteenth year, Miss Conway
gave promise of being an adoIn-
mcnt to her sen; bright, intcllec>
tual and vivacious; accomplished
and lovely, her death is a terrible
shock 10 her family, relatives and
large circle Of devoted friends.
Miss Conway s father, MI. J. j.
Conway, is a well-known and
prominent official u the Illinois
Contra Railroad.
Messrs. Fakes s Go. OF this
city embaImed the body which
presents a remarkably litc-lille
appearance,
During the day teIograma Of
coincidence have been received BY
the family here from relative and
friends iii Now York, Atlanta
and other cities.
We were flled with feelings Of
pain md regret on leaning Of
the death Of Miss Carrio Conway,
daughter of Tint highly esteemed
gentleman Gupt j. j. Conway.
TT Chatawe. She died last week
ii Fort Worth, Texas, and wa
brought homo fol intcrmcnt
Sho was tllo Captain second
dasghtci and mad but just entered
upon young womanbood The
ways ofProyidonceare inscruiablc.
Sho was young, loved ond fair,
with every hope in life spread out
before her, when sho was sudden
" cut down IN the midst 81 Il Ull.
We can we'll understand tho feel
ings Of the Captain and the atricll-
en- mother and brothers ma SIS
tcrs. The pride ana joy Of the
household snatchcd from then
midst, as the statue fgom The
pedestal oi their idolatry. 0, it
is very hard to boar. bit It j.
Gods doing, who docs all things
with far-socing wisdom, which ic
impouotrablo to our finite minds.
III this hour Of thoir anlictlon
whiIo VIC would not presume Ia
Invade the sacred precincts oi
thoir do5olation, yet, nc would
assure Che sorrowing ones, of oui
sincere sympathy, md would
point them to the unfailing source
Of consolation.
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THE eo.ToR N 4 PREploaMEnr.

Last Thursday evening lust
after night fall, about 9 miles from
Magnolia, on the Dillon's Bridge
road wc we're jogging moruIy
along with pleasing unticipations
of reaching home in a couple of
hours. The night was rather
dark and an occasional sprinkle Of
rain, that did not add much to thc
pleasure Of the prospect. Sud-
denly we ran UP against d high
new fence, that some man with
out the. fear Of God before bis
eyes, or a spark OF humanity in
his breast, had made directly
across the road. Hero was a
dilimma with two horns to it. 1t
was in a new ground clearing
One horn OF the dilimma was 10
stay in that new ground all night,
the other was TO try to get out.
We did both, passing the night
beneath the twinkling stars. with
the canopy above us our only
covering. We wandered out into
that new ground until the last
yestigo Of road, faded from our
view, like the dissolving fabric of
a dream. Pine knots were plenti-
ful and We fired up, water Of best
quality was near, and by the
utility Of what VIC carried we
passed q tolorable night. Next
morning we took the back track
aud found an inhabited hou8e In
100 yds OF where We left the road
and moreover an open cossame
through the heart ofthc plantation
a short distance from the closed
road, but it could not be seen on
that dark night and no road led %
it. We were so frantic that VIC
thought of tearinga board off the
pig pen, then we thought Of biting
the horses ear. But, we drove
on and considered,
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WASHINGTON LETTER
.rrom oar Regular cofropoplcotI

FROM our Regular uofropopdcntl
Congrosb working awaytheso
days rs though L roalizod thc
sh0rtnesa of III iifo and the nocc
lilly of accomplishing much be-
fore Clio 4th of Much. VaTiou9
qnc tiona have been discussed II
both the Senate and House dur
ing tho past week, omo im-
portant measures hayo boou
passed, ond others haze become
laws by receiving the President
signature.
The Beck bin as passed, make.
il unlaw fill for my Senator d
Representative 10 accept employ
mcnt rs attorncy-at-lag ~ pay-
ment for services If my kind II
opposition to the United States, II
any case il which iia interest.
may Ito concerned. Any member
of either house Of Congress- wh,
violates the provisions or thia acI
may bo punishod by implisonmsnI
not exceeding one year or by linc
not exceeding 5000, Or by both
Mr.. EYarts went 50 far as &
Hay that those lawyers in the Sen.
ato who would vote for such d 81
would make the imputatlon aeainsr
their profc sion that lawyer wer,
d class d DO taken out from III,
rest of ;ho community, for fcaI
they might be drawn over the hnt
of thoic duty. The right Of citi
zeus was TO be invaded bocausi
honsst employment might lead n
criminuaty.
Tic WHY Senator wanted
know Il tie apothccarys shal
should be suppressed beeau8l
poison was dealt out from i, an.
thought in order TO be consistent
they should make law forbid ns
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9R oui entry into thr cntor-
prising littIe town ,ho tip8 thing
that attracted our attention was
ihc prominent SION ell0tol.
This suggested tho idoo Of
"llntcrlMumcnt tor man and
belst that we hayc so often soon
IN tronticr settlements. We had
often heard The reputation Of the
famous hotel at rylortoWu, Kept
by hire Col ja. Gonerlgcxtallel
for il good chccr, ana feeling iisl
IN the humor 10 enjoy good chcor
we made directly towards IL, We
found 'ho h8lf hud not heon tald,
tor oa Joy waa uubounded willie
tbofe We had boon seated ia
iho paaiuus piazza for but 4 short
5me wllonthat stelhng citizen llf.
Geo Smith caulc along with i
plethoric pocket book ,nd paulup
Old scores to tho GpatrfEn3 fat
q yea to come 4b AeHe9 u-
what be at least tlaa4'itoGu
We then sltolle1 daba Ia thul
ever luy mart " tfUV, AIpsara
N NJ hampton & lira Ni mlny
person were in toNu thu dap ygi
neafly ail Who wc,e ple oui wcgr
either 3uhseriheFs 60 tlle GMEtlr
or speedily hccauo an. Ghosc
Sho were 4 litiIc ID GtrcaFs, poia
Iup anl contimNdthc snbaeftplion.
aa, ioi 'lyTetuNn, riley bagt
lao ghiaa ther now bat Ions al
llna hospitality, goot choci and
Ipgo p@Jiy.
All W. n lamrtan eaoeadoo
! % IL d kind invitation. w,
hcari 81 "Vie" ulso, but she III,
been ~ busy lately TINT she ha,
ne tImo TO write Wc olso lac
thc plcaaurc Of meeting our olC
friend, Mr w. p. Holmes, vii,
testified his good feeding for IL,
IGAzrfrE. likewise NH w n
lPnypo. tho factotnm ~ n al
Lampton e Bro. Nc also say
lNBlie u. ljisv in faet occryhod.
in that store are olwava buay
There wore M foatares cspecinlj,
lnow Is ns oxcopl fbo nfo,ce,j.
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GONE HOME.
'she 10 not Dead, but sleepeth"--Sed
Death Of a MaIdoH.

iskeil4hg AtoIt - NiMi MAIL.
At half past ten O'Clock last
night the young spirit Of Miss
Carrie Conway departed and left
TO her loved ones but tho beauti-
ful tenement of clay and the
cherished memory Of 0 pure,
bright and affectionate girlhood.
The circumstances Of Miss Con
ways death were most sorrowful.
The young lady was visiting her
uncle aud aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H.. Taylor of this city, her homo
being in Chatawa, Miss. Last
Saturday morning a week, che
remarked that sue never felt hap-
picr in her life, yet but a few
moments after her gay rcmark
she was placed in her bed from
which she never arose. From
only seemingly slight indispo-
s;tion her illness merged into the
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KiRKLANo's CREEK SCHOOL.

From Tylertown We went di-
rcctly to the above colored school
taught by Joe Gregory. Tho
school is small, but ia a ncighbor
hood where Il ought 10 90 large,
and they have one Of tho most ac-
curatoly educated teachers in the
county. lie has done bis best ]
suppose, but probably not sustain.
ed as he oughtto be. The school
is located some four mics from
Dillop's bridge, and near Mr..
Geo Smith s-one of the most
prosperous white men Of tho
county-and near Sam Magcc'
q very prosperous colorcd man.
lie showed Us courtesy, by coming
a long distance to inform us about
the roads.
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RussrLla snHoot..


From Mi. Ihoinhilis school wc
went direct totho one tuuoht hy
Nj Marlin Russell rol near
Mo ca AcGoWcu's. Wa wcro
mot a7usual by the statement Shat
thc children werc sept at home
tI working or olacthing 81 t8at
kind Some 90 or more pupils
Were in attendance md were
examined by Dir. l3Hssell IN aIi
the branehoa uaaaiiy taught in The
common schools, manifc5tine
croditablo proficiency in them all,
This school usually much larger,
requiring the assistance of Miss
.Cornolm Turnor who was also
present. Mr.. Russell treated us
with great courtesy ana poIitcncss.
A beautiful feature of his school
was tho singing exercise. At thc
close Of the examination the pupils
arose and sung q sacred song,
infusing into ii much pathos md
melody Colored people have
always been noted for the sweet
ness Of their voices IN SONG.
From this school wo took up oul
journey toward TyIcrtown arriv-
ing before night.
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ETcnlNes FROM SOCIETY.

Holly SPRlNGs.-Mr. Finley
Scruggs arrived in our city Sun
day from an extended trip through
North Alabama,
Memorial services in commem-
Grafton Of The life and character
Of Bishop Green will be held in
Christ Church. Addresses will
be delivered by Judge II. S. Stith
and Hon. James I. FAINT.
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TERMS CASH. 200 PER YEAn.


members of Congress from taking
amy foc A. to the talk about
"scrvino Two masters he asked
whether Senators were doing that
when, q ovycra, they served the
dignity md advantage Of the law
aud tho protection Of tho com
muuilv, md when, aa Senators.
they did thct duly under then
obl tationa
hIl of Mr Fvmts logic was lost
upon Fl. Scuale however and rc
tayed by il vote o. nearly three 70
one
The President sopproyal of tho
Inicr state Commerce was in full
accord with The opinion Of Attor-
meg tipnom Garland, and with
tho View uttho entire Cabinet
The next question iq, who will get
rs cryc their country ~ commits
smners under the now law, and
agaln8t railrond corporations
Among two on threo cores Of can
,lulalns, Col MORRISON Is oltcnost
aruii1ued as one of tho number
which wilt he appointed lie e
quoted saving itcly that il g
thc Wy posiioniudorthc Govern
nom walch bc eiciros.
Representative Regain, who win
eoue la tbe mtcd States Senate
noAi car a- the success on OF Mr.
May, q leSa, Inns long been
identified with tlo lntel State Com
mareo bill lie bus commended tot
tlli Legislation GER many wears. nnd
hia cicot1ou may beaccepted MS an
Endorsement ofhi5 course Judge
I{eean, na tie Sonator elect IL caII
ed, il q man of ndcfatigablo in
dusirv, IN osaidonq representative
of tho iniorcsts Of his constituents,
and IL sure 70 mako u good record
in tie Senate. he Is we'll known
IN Washington, having served four
years in Congress bcforo tho war.
During tho war he was l'ostmaa-
tcr,GcncraI OF the Southern Com
| fedcraey.
lho question IF temperance
Inns boon oredtahIy solved for
her'oli by Che mistress of the
| White House. When nc Diplo.
mniic Corps sat down to tho Pres.
ldont dinner Of htote few ovo-
nings ago, eight winc-glassoa
stood nt every plato but that Of
| Mrs Cleveland; phe took only
iwntor 'lhis was not u criticism
Of tho taato Of her guests, but
only an Insertion Of hor own pre-
| fcronce- II doinod her personal
Statue and i discharged hor Off
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OBITUARY..
DIED at FOR, Worm Toxao.

bfIN o. aOAA sFuitFi s0AJJ.
On Tuesday, Feh'y l5th,at 1890
j. III. CARRIE, second daughter of
Capt, j. j. Conway md Jennie
A. Terry, OF Chatawa, Miss, aged
II years.
~Leaves Luye thoir tiino TO fnu,
And Howora TO wlthor nc tho north Winds
bfeath
And stara to se;--bat ali.
Thou hastull 4eaaons for thine own, q death "a
Verify in the midst of life we
are in death Like flower cut
down at its budding like cloud
athwaft q oloar sky; like a blot on
the sun at mid.day, came this
dark shadow to mar tho beauty
aud brightness of a happy homo.
The shaft Of the pale archer, alas!
struck shining mark in this
beautiful and pure young girl,
whose devotion to duty and ex-
ceptional qualities Of mind and
heart ondOarod her alike 10 pa
ronts teachers and friends. A
life Of brightest promise has been
cut off in It's budding-Ianslated
to realms more congonial, where
her angelic spirit will do eternal
vigil over loved on earth, ana
plead for them before the heaven
" throne Of Him to whose king
dom our earthly pilgrimage must
end. Farewell, dear CARRIE -
until the morn Of resurrection
shall we mlss thoc-but not for
ever. FRIEND.
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r ashOnabIe Barber Shop,

MaGnoltGJ, Miss
HENRY KORNRUMpFh having established
i,s business on the "Eaa. Side at the sign oil
Restaurant viii give stlict attention 10
shlviag hair cutting, hair ,lrosalng and sham
poouing, all " ghirh viii no oXrcntod in the
noatost and latest etyle. ! trial viii suaran-
anteo satieiaetioB.
grpite. Cttndiua, Cal.ee. Tobacco and Cigars
for ealo. idl ], sd-tf,
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q good clergyman once who did
not wish TO see callers ona certain
day, md could not order his ser
want TO tell a lie, directed him 10
give m cquiyocal answer. soon
man called and inquired: ..I5
your master at homo?' The ser
want said: "WGs your motaer 4
monkeyr That ended The in
terYew. Now it IS reported that
at San Francisco some one asked
Mmo. Patti-Nicolini il it really
was her farewell visit to tic Pacific
coast. "I'hat is what the adycr-
tisements say, she rcplieu, s'anl
that is what Say now. But VINO
can tell. " The Pacific Goa t Is
satisfied. .-picayune
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. T. Il d
Coalsinn Clnb ros,nosoj of ,bs
society yonno lodies. rovo onoiber
~ ,beir mstehisss snnns,@ on.
wednesday cyenina Il H. elaoop,
residence of Col. I{. q. REYNOLDS.
These Young ladic4 IL cr. very
positively that they prepare and
cook ali The good things winch
they No generously invite their
friends - enjoy, but the most
reasonable theory suggest Their
ieal mammo1 aH lhc ones desca
PES tho credit
BAY ST. Lot Is.-Col. Scat yisit-
cd tho Bay Oh "Wednesday.
Col Ben l.aao Posoy ,efi On the
same day for Jaol, on, Whore he
viii attend supreme Court
Mrs. u. J Nicholson lia8 reiun-
ed from Now Orleans, whore she
8a9 detained by lhu Illness u her
ton, Iorko.
grlrov Fhc r. Il Il
ro,yia tb. nor,l.r p,s,ar IA tae
Methali#t Iturch III tDns raeo,
accompanied by ma ittlc daughter
Alice, ictt on the lith % pisit
reIaives ii Jefferson
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TMERT0wN NORMAL msTlTUTe.

On Thursday morning 18th Feb.
wo visited this school now taught
by Mr.. T. S. Concrly. Many cir
cumstanccs have e0nspirod to de-
pletc this school. in the first
place, Il lost much of it5 prestige
by tho depart uro Of Prof. lIcks
on account Of bis protactcI sick
moss. Some Of tic gifla got mar-
riod, as they pretty near always
do Whcn they get acltgnee. I'horo
wore some lG Or u pupils present
who wero examined by Mr.. Concr-
", and ehowcd in some branches
very good improvement. Ills
classes are composed Of tho rom
hunts OF great many cla5sc3
which Prof. Hicks loft,--thus par,
TALLY disoIganizing the school.
There ore no advanced, nor any
large pupils in tho school nov,
but the little fellows appear to be
doing very we'll indeed and Nj.
Concrly is very attentive 10 them,
doing his best for them ut ull
times. lie is studying medicine
with Or. Applewhitc.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-02-25

Lomsyillo Post; "IIow styles
have changed since ] was a GIRL"
'aid an old lady, the other even
ing, as she looked away down into
tile back of fashionably dressed
girl. "Whcn | was young she
continued, "we used 10 wear our
dresses up 10 The neck and glover
with only one button. Now they
wear the gloves up 10 the neck
and only one button on the dress
! don see how a woman can retain
for modesty or DO innatoly refined
if she goes in The presence of mon
bare nearly 10 the waist. Such
costumes may bo all very well for
the ballet md for prize ring
fighters, but it is dcmoralizing for
young women. Ny time Is nearly
up, bat really would like 10 come
back into this world in sixty 81
seventy years from new, jast to
SEQ how women wilt dicss. IL
ihay keep q rodueing Tie exfeni
Of tieir eihos At the saosa r.so
taey have in ibe1ss.s hall century.
ibey won much 81 inviting
% by tlat time 2
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-02-25

Mr.. +. J. Reeves, Of Clear
Creek, was here last Tucsdoy.
lie Is a good friend 20 the Ga
ZBTTE.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-02-25

nc Walc ". Ilampton's fine
setHel eow died few daysago.
gave nearly four gallons OF
aAliS in day. She was probably
fovefied TO test her utmost capacity.